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   by ominous 10y ago

   Here: http://archive.is/Bgaj4
2. 182.▲
   by ominous 10y ago

   Like an FBI gag order?
3. 183.▲
   by ominous 10y ago

   Thank you for the books, will look them up.
4. 184.▲
   by ominous 10y ago

   It is like you are happy with how soon you truncate "intervention". Let me know when you find a non human "[F5] + [CTRL+S]". Or link me to the alien crawlers you seem to imply. Are there amazon instances of crawlers owne
5. 185.▲
   by ominous 10y ago

   If you have a significant % of the population screaming X, you don't have a problem. You have a population that believes in X. of course, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silent_majority and https://en.wik
6. 186.▲
   by ominous 10y ago

   And yet it isn't. edit: the spirit of the rule is to grant Twitter control over when to apply the rule. Is that what you meant? Is [F5] + [CTRL+S](for save) automated? Is a browser auto-refresh capability? is `$ watch wget` (or somethi
7. 187.▲
   by ominous 10y ago

   "delete my tweets". Would you say a Major Influencer owns his public presence? Does Donald Trump own his words? Does J. K. Rowling? (as per the examples given in the letter). I honestly don't know. We hope you’ll consider th
8. 188.▲
   by ominous 10y ago

   Well put. This is the internet I'd like.
9. 189.▲
   by ominous 10y ago

   Archive.is seems to work without showing you that overlay: http://archive.is/76nRX I removed the trailing hash after #, 'a2fe2c560df31', in the original URL, before posting it to archive.is. What is that for anywa
10. 190.▲
    by ominous 10y ago

    I see.
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    by ominous 10y ago

    The reference fails me. What does "the greatest organization in human history was twelve humble men, picked up along the shores of an inland lake." mean?
12. 192.▲
    by ominous 10y ago

    Commercial stores? I pay for the app, not for the store. I use Aquamail: http://www.aqua-mail.com/?page_id=22 I paid the developer for a license and don't need a special "app store" to use it. What is all thi
13. 193.▲
    by ominous 10y ago

    Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12007151
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    by ominous 10y ago

    every website that merely mentions the name of an individual is processing personal data under the Law Donald Trump wishes Adolf Hitler was alive and could marry Barack Obama. Oh no. With its decision, the Peruvian Office creates a new p
15. 195.▲
    by ominous 10y ago

    A federal judge for the Eastern District of Virginia has ruled that the user of any computer that connects to the Internet should not have an expectation of privacy because computer security is ineffectual at stopping hackers. "(...
16. 196.▲
    by ominous 10y ago

    As expected, given the title, this[0] lecture by Vonnegut is mentioned in the article. [0]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oP3c1h8v2ZQ
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    by ominous 10y ago

    Because when The Law asks questions, it is rarely innocent. > 'Sir, when was the last time you broke the law?' > 'Can you describe in some detail where did you spend your last paycheck?' > 'Sir, step away f
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    by ominous 10y ago

    > Facebook will never act against its own interest of maximizing the size and salability of its graph network. Agreed. What I meant to say is, if we don't like the agressive behaviour of "facebook acting in its own interest to
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    by ominous 10y ago

    I don't see it as shitty. It is simply not complying with the modus operandi of the owner of the original source (facebook). I'd rather see http://archive.is/ffjTe or even an image than to be reminded that faceboo
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    by ominous 10y ago

    > They're well within their rights to decline your business. They are. Should we condone it? > "Maybe they're sending it to terrorists or drug lords, maybe they're not; it's none of our business and we respect
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    by ominous 10y ago

    Immoral or not, what is being said is: If I were to buy software X and place it on a box I control, without access to the internet, I expect it -- and its bugs -- to work forever. Ruling out time issues (y2k or similar), I expect notepad.ex
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    by ominous 10y ago

    Nice. On using things for other than its original purpose: 1) http://www.tedunangst.com/flak/post/file-considered-harmful 2) https://stallman.org/articles/on-hacking.html
23. 203.▲
    by ominous 10y ago

    Amazing. A court can rule on intention. Some days are more dystopian than others.
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    by ominous 10y ago

    It has been like that for a while it seems: https://web.archive.org/web/*/sportsillustrated.cnn.com June 2014 was the last time it had CNN content.
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    by ominous 10y ago

    Such as unlocked bootloaders, exposed filesystem and root access?
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    by ominous 10y ago

    Weird. Also, Amazon links are not part of the program: https://www.reddit.com/r/changelog/comments/4ldk0r/reddit_ch...
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    by ominous 10y ago

    How is 'purpose' a legal term? What is the purpose of a game? To milk money from fans? To obey to some company's internal schedule? To entertain..... review sites? To entertain me? To showcase technology? To insert subliminal
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    by ominous 10y ago

    Thus, the point is not to be right or wrong, but to improve?
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    by ominous 10y ago

    Illegal where?
30. 210.▲
    by ominous 10y ago

    Thank you for an answer and for this community. Sorry for being tiresome. I could remain in the silent majority, agree with the [flagged], keep my "ideological concern", and not say anything, but I didn't. I won't preten